Family, Friends & Fellow Officers Remember...

Charles Montgomery was DENIED parole for 4 years! Thank you to everyone for your letters and prayers, it is all so appreciated!

Barbie Langham-Diamond
Daughter of Mississippi Highway Patrol Officer Billy M Langham

March 25, 2016

Charles Montgomery has been DENIED parole for 4 years! Thank you all so much for your letters and prayers! It is appreciated!

Barbie Langham-Diamond
Daughter

March 24, 2016

I was born in Crystal Springs, MS.
an after attending Miss. State, I served for 20 years in the US Air Force. I have traveled frequently on HWY 49 from Florida enroute to Crystal Springs. There has not been a time that I look at the memorial sign in Collins and not wonder about trooperLangham, his family and the tragic loss of his life. The brutality and cowardice of this senseless crime needs to be punished with everything that the law allows. The parole board needs to demonstrate courage in denying this parole.

Mr. James Papizan

February 23, 2016

It is that time again.. We need your help! Charles Montgomery is eligible for parole.. Yet again. If you feel that he needs to remain in prison please send a letter to:
Parole Board State of Mississippi
660 North State Street, Ste 100
Jackson, MS 39202
Re: Charles Montgomery #42332
Thank you again for your continued support!

Barbie Langham-Diamond
Daughter of Mississippi Highway Patrol Officer Billy M Langham

February 4, 2016

The time has come again that we have to have "No Parole" letters sent to the Parole Board to make sure one of my grandfather's murderers does not get parole. Inmate Montgomery is up for parole again. Please stand with our family and send your letters to make sure such an evil man isn't allowed to walk the streets as a free man, while my grandfather never got the option. I never got the chance to meet him because of this man and the others decision to take his life away. As always, our family appreciates all of your love and support!

Danielle Rooney
Granddaughter

February 4, 2016

Daddy you are loved and missed as much today as the day you were taken from us.

Daughter Barbie Langham-Diamond
Mississippi Highway Patrol

December 31, 2015

Daddy it has been 34 years and at times it still feels like yesterday. You are dearly missed - always.

Barbie Langham-Diamond
Daughtet

December 31, 2015

Trooper Langham 34 years ago you paid the ultimate sacrifice! You will never be forgotten for that! Thank you for your dedicated service to the Citizens of and The Great State of Mississippi! Continue to Rest in Peace my fellow "RedLeg"!
Greater love has no one than this, than to lay down one’s life for his friends. John 15:13

"Blessed are the peacemakers: for they shall be called the children of GOD." Matthew 5:9

Corporal Tony Dunn
Mississippi Highway Patrol, Troop D

December 31, 2015

Billy was my cousin. He loved being a Highway Patrol Officer. He loved his family. Barbie and Buddy he was so proud of both of you!

Lillie
family member

June 12, 2015

33 years ago today... it seems like yesterday. You are loved, missed and thought about everyday Daddy!

Barbie and Buddy Langham
Daughter and Son

December 31, 2014

Thank you Trooper Langham for your service to the Great State of Mississippi! You will never be forgotten! Rest in Peace fellow "RedLeg"!

TFC Tony Dunn
Mississippi Highway Patrol

May 28, 2014

Rest in peace sir

Officer Shannon Yates
University of Southern Miss Police Department

December 25, 2013

I still miss Billy today . The memory of him is still fresh on my mind . What a great guy . I will never forget and so happy to say that he was a great friend to me .

Tommy Blakeney

September 9, 2013

To all who wrote letters on behalf of our father, THANK YOU! Otis Lee Fairley was DENIED parole for 5 years! We are forever grateful for your continued support!

Barbie Langham-Diamond, Billy D. Langham
Daughter, Son

September 26, 2012

God Bless

Dave
None

August 20, 2012

Please, do not let this person be released under any circumstances. Our men and women and fighting a war everyday on our streets in America to keep us safe. If an American solider were killed by terrorists on American Streets we would seek the death penalty and a country would be outraged. Our Soliders in blue and green deserve the same respect.

Do what is right. Deny parole

Chaplain Bryan Butler
Pasco Sheriff's Office

August 20, 2012

My "No Parole" letter will go out today. The POS cowards all deserve to die in prison. May you Trooper Langham, the actual hero of this day, Rest in peace. Your service will never be forgotten.

Alecia Pagerly
Widow of Kyle Pagerly
BCSD - EOW 6/29/11

August 20, 2012

A second "No parole" letter has been sent, so your cowardly killer (Inmate Fairley) remains locked up - and denied the pleasure of living in a world that you made safe for all of us.

Det. Billy Russo (Ret)
Nassau County, NY Police Department

August 20, 2012

There was only 4. One died of cancer in prison, one was given patrol for turning States evidence and hopefully the other 2 will die in prison.

Dot Herrington
Sister

August 17, 2012

It demonstrates what a truly disgusting state our society is in when someone who murders a Peace Officer would EVER be eligible for parole.

May all 5 of the perpetrators die in prison.

CW5 (Ret) Kevin A. Etter

August 17, 2012

Billy Langham gave his life for the safety of others, a hero among the masses.
His killers gathered support from advocates all around the world, some traveling to their trials from the UK in support of them. Through books, letters and media they were asking the public to consider them heros as well. Writers made marters of them and those without true facts made them victims rather than killers. They called them "great, wonderful, intelligent and even innocent".
Through continued support of keeping those currently in prison as prisoners rather than heros we can honor Billy Langham. Though his life already stands as a testiment to the wonderful man he was it is up to us to keep forever fresh on the minds of those who may favor the criminal over the true hero that he was the ONLY victim of that fateful day in 1981.
A hero is a man of honor, dignity, compassion, kindness and care. Billy Langham was a man with all those traits and so much more. We miss him today as he forever lives in the hearts of all who knew him.
Rest in Peace Uncle Billy and know that we will continue to fight to keep those who deserve to be in prison imprisoned.

Donna Langham Hays
neice

April 4, 2012

May you touch the face of God, thank you for your service, My letter is out today so this POS can never get out of jail, peace to you brother of the Badge.

Retired Police Officer Bob Reed
South Lake Tahoe Police Department

March 30, 2012

I would like to thank each and every one of you for your kind words and for sending the "No Parole" letters. We really appreciate everything that you have done. I will keep you posted on the outcome of this "persons" parole meeting. We have another of my fathers killers coming up this year as well. We will keep you posted as to when that will be and would appreciate letters sent for that "person" as well. I am also sending "No Parole" letters for other victims, we cannot let these people back on the streets! The ones (4 of them) that killed my dad were all on parole at the time for previous murder, rape, drug charges, etc...!

Barbie Langham-Diamond
Daughter

March 30, 2012

A "No parole" letter has been sent, so your cowardly killer remains locked up - and denied the pleasure of living in a world that you made safe for all of us.

Det. Billy Russo (Ret.)
Nassau County Police Department

March 29, 2012

A "No Parole" letter for the thug that killed you has been sent. You will never be forgotten!

Kristi Porter
Surviving Adult Child

March 21, 2012